Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

MatIsnal RepaklIenn Cen
venflsn Arrnneed Ter.


wes Is ssIsal ~ sims ana piass fos
boldlnR ~ mezs natienal oonEentlon q
he party.
he aaid: eve may cuuemtaGais eur
selses upon the impFosed EEcspeols Of
TIE kspueiinaa party si1ea the isatton4l
oomn.l1fee met h tbs olty fear ysaEs
ag9 faz the same pnEpesa that We are
nos atmbied. AZ shaa time fAe ma
fsrify aRainst ihe RspuollcAn party II
1ho noEIA a9 TIE lag1 pIoeodinz slals
slsetions uounaad up iat1 ths handradn
81 khouaanda. Thouah b accident kha
naranaratie paHag has - pr1Hi4eney
and tha EfEsGtze e saooeesg ne eEns
n1e anaplcIDua for 1Ae elerlio1 -
IL kapabltaan pfesident ID 1855.
4 The n.cmenlam acQasFsd b. IS yeARn
q prsvsienee q hspaulfgAn PRINCIPLES
has not yst lnsi lls loSee. and lhe mate.
risl iuteFeEls Of tha osuntry afs sifii
proaperaug a. rennll Of MefohsieAn
induasFisl leaiAlntlon. Rseent utter
encss, houeFeF. indicate the dstaFmina-
lion % end he prosperity b. adverse
Legislation fazoed npon TIE eoantEy ~
| industries, and they also indie1le tie
oeceaslfr Ter tho fe1GEn % peusF of Ne
/ 3 Qaelioan paSlg II the nalional Gov
ornnaena, ~ THAI AmaFioan lndaalEg,
/ soni aFouing and sugar rAisinn, equally
With iFon maktna and textile pfodae-
iiona, may have continued pfosperily,
and that thg employees Il tnesa indus
sfiea ma9 hAgs c1n1eana employmant
/ and oonlinusd good Wa9oa Fneh as
AmeRioan wDxkmsn ahoaid reoeita.
/ Rsll waa thsn esllea ara sVerv stats /
ana aefritosy. With ana q tW3 ex iep-
tionn. vas rnVressnaea ~ = usteRAfe 90
Tns oommitiss on invitation ef the /
/ Nationat Leaane decided 70 adtoarn its /
meeaina a. she i0aGne headquarters
When tho COMMITTEES kcas1omnio4 an 4
informal discussion ens1ed ng o the
tlme whiah anoul1 Be allowed 20 tho Il
representative Of vaKlona olliRa which
are oompetina for tha pFlxn of holding
TIE neat convention to present TIE re
spsadva claims. Il Wao finally decided
lnat Is minutes should be ecoorded 20
each dtlaaaeion, and ahe arsa delegati0n
admitted vas thas fr1m the state of
Mlnnssota. Who urged ths claims Of
Minneapoii1.
Al issas had bean nads bs the prssi-
dent 10 his message. The Repahllcan
paFty nnst aet upon it. The lasue wa1
thel ol pro- eetion 90 ffee trade. WIN
dom waa clad THAI that Issue he'd been
made. Tho DemooFntg knew that there
vas an element IL the kepabiiean party
Of tie northwest hat vas as sound on
toe qaaslion of protection as it ouRhi
10 b. Wa & not 10 the interest Of the
eom 81 lflae "a tahs tha esnpension 70 the
northwest, Where 4 woulo DO lhs most
good.
General Henderaon, Of Missouri,
soled as spokesman for larRa deiega
rion Who presented the advantaRss Of
Sc. Louis as The eouVention city. He
prnsented The plans Of ihe grand music
haii Of 81. Louis and explAined thal on
that builoinn bping completed the ccn-
vsntion might haes the choices Of halls.
ether one 81 which wonid aceommo-
date 1900 pefsobA He arGned thai
tue hostl and railroad facilities of that
city we're exeelied by none, and u b.
half Of the press be promised entire
fairness Of treatment 70 ell candidates.
After a recess tbs ChlcAao ael gates
we're admitted and Mayor Knehe, Of
ObicaRo, detailed the oSnvenienoes
Vhioh eouid be accoFaed ths msmbrrs
u sns csnvsntlon b. CHICAGO in eass
taat cley seeursd the vpte es She oom-
mitees. He claimed that Cbiesgo cas-
bsttsr psspassd ihsn an 0ther city 10
ne oonntEy 70 care for toe visitors.
Senator Upllom earnestly urged TIE
eonmsttse - seieea Chioago aud made
brief resume Of tue hotel, fallrOad
ana tslasraphie facilities 81 he city.
OhioaQo today VS. Ia favor Of peOtee.
siorl and had been improved 10 oshsR
uays since 1854. Il had had mach 20
do Ia graphing With the element Of
communism and socialism that bad
oeeu spFeading over The pountFy. u
had been settled the fact THAI the man
Who dlartgsFds she rights Of property
and lau could not live Il Chicago or IN
the eommonwealth Of Illinois. Zap
plause.l Ms hoped OhioaRo would be
soleceed. bot whathaR q we're or not, IL
linoia aud MInneBoia snd Kansas sud
Iowa would vote tie Rspubiioan ticket.
6anator MmndnFnnn epoks for Omaha.
AftsE nseainR forth the oonveuienogs
uhioh o0oid b offered b. Omsha be
deutad that be vas oSeEesl1mn1lnR them
IN the alIQhtea1. Among other things
hs stated THAI that city vas
prepared 10 supply headquafieEB for
svery prosidentsAl eandidats free OF
ehafRs. It eoald furnish music. deco
ratioua and press facilities and every
thing or FanyahfnQ else thal was wanted.
TIE delegation from Ohso Was ad-
mitted. Congressman Ben Better
uoFth pFoasntsd the claims Of Olnsln-
natl ns the plase paFlseaisrig suited for
holding the nsxt Haflcnnl Rspubliean Il
cooventIOn. ID The matter Of con
Vuui-nass and aooommodationa which /
aonid b aesoFdsd % ths convention,
Olneiunasi stood nso1nd 90 no 0thsr
city. TIE Musis ball would oosommo-
dsis 7so0 people exclusive Of the slaee, 1
spd the local commistse Woaid make
angle provision foF musio, decorations,
efa. NuthinQ Wonid be wanted 30 pro
Vids every eomfoEt and facility for ne
Maras Halstead, Of OinsInnasi, sec.
onded Bu4ierw0rtn in his pRafsea uf Cln-
eiu1nti. He described Wifh some min-
ntenenn The hail 10 wnieh the eeupsn-
1lon oouId b neid. end oommenfed up-
su ils absnln1s safety and great facili
tlaa foF Foaahina the hail from eii parts
of ths city. A. fuE the prsss Of 0Inein.
nati. Be nj saFe thai the kspabiiean
papeFa would trsa1 al oaadidssas Of the
parfy uith sbsoiata eoaFtssy and abog
hen perfeally fair play. Ia e1Eing the
elaims of Ohio. be asserted thst -
noss bEilIisns Rspabliean vlctoriss uos
stnos the evii days q toe Dsmoofaiie
admimis,Fation, we're those won IN thnt
EtEEes o. 6t141MA ~ AAAI - 8#aEy
nad hsen exiineaisbed, % thal Clnein
nat was trsuhisd vita ff % more. Tha
Rsuuhlisan tiuket wanld es4 . better
nd a feom Cinainnasi than from ans /
other ofty b tbe Unions
Conarsnsnan Harry BinQham 10 "a
eloqusni speseh prssented The sisiGs og
PhiiadsiphIe
Cslspei Wiilinm o. Elan, q Rish-
mond, Virginia. pFssonied IN azEnmeut i
IN favor ~ he Rspabi can party 81
tnas state. he read 40 address % ehe /
eommillee which resissed tha histOfy |
% ths R-pabslean party h has slats
siras 1875. he saatsd mary fseia 70 /
ehow thAs she Ns1ionai HspabiieAn o. /
eaniz Ktion of VfFEfnia wsa na' inef- !
aelsnt o. nnaaooen1fni a1d tbat wiah |
eor6tal FsaoRaisioa and s1ppoFf lhe hs- |
ffanAi Rspahiieau p4Fty q VRai1ia 1
wamfd give haF vatn4 neK1 year 70 the /
RennhlIpnn asnaI6ates.
assernoF 0iilsfts, of D9keta. pre-
ssssed ths eisisns q shs peopis q tbat
sarFiaoFy " ths reoaxnasisn ~ ne Re-
unhfsnnn nAfi1eai aommsteee and asta
/ ihe1 thsy weuld ssnd 1asegEkss 10 tbe
nexs osnganaiDn o. tba basis of auo
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